Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 31, 1908, FIRST EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY OArre Ah JOURNAL, SALEM, ORSGON, THUItSDAY, DECEMBER 81, 100ft. ILOMBIA STILL SORE OVER PANAMA AFFAIR ONE MAY VISIT A MONTH MUST THEN PAY BOARD ofllc- lUnl'Pl Prr3 Lca80(1 "vyir0') ..hlneton, cc. Ji.-"'" t the Btuto department today ) ' ..i.irinir fiirthor plans for ap- Enc the smoldering M fooling of E. .....i suites of Colombln over Interference of tho United States !, affairs of tlio soum iunuriuuu ....u nmi I'niiuiiiii - i"" "l Ltnbllshniont of tho Cmml zone tho recognition or tno lnuopon . r tim Ucpubllc of Panama. L, Washington government flrst L nuaro of tho 111 feeling of Emb'a nt th" tlmo of tho strained ttions between tlio unuou amies J pan. At thnt. unio, it is nam, the Colombian government manifest ed Us hostility towurd tho United States by offering to Japan a coaling station on Its 'shores. Ptcsldont lloosevcit Is reported ns being nnxlous to use tho good of fices of tho United States in effect ing nn amicable adjustment of Co lombia's claim of $1G, 000,000 from Panama. Colombln Is demanding this amount upon tho representation that Pannma should nssunio thnt much of tho Colombian public dobt. Real izing tho Importance of rotaining tho good will of nil South Amorlcnn re publics, President Koosovolt is anx ious to placate Colombia. '.v :Min SMrr73Bm NflHKH WW Jfrn w : M w MWr IjM f sr 1SPM 1 nil to,gk IMliJl' '"'"' jti AT TIIK GHANI) OPKItA IIOUSH, HATl'ItDAY NIGHT "JANI'J HYIU5." Une Play, Fine 0M, Flno Produc- tlon. "Jano IJro," tlio now comody Jrrjna jcnorton, will bo coon horo. n th flrrtul muim Iiimiua Snfurilnv Charlotte DroiUo's famous novol has been tated in a thoroughly up-to- d:to manner In this dramatization, rlthout lo ing nny of tho powor nnd lorco ounl in UiJb Justly popular cltsslr Tl'i story flowa evenly without any break In tho thread, tho Went and unnppy comedy fitting In- 6 to fio story as perfectly as tho stiong or Incldontfl. It Is a flrjt-clano offer ing in ovory rospo&t, prosonted In an ab'jo tnannor by a company of ox tromoly competent playors. eata on sr.lo at box oftlco Saturday at 9 p. in, Foe ILivei' Complaints Gout, Jaundice, Dynpcpela, Affections of the Bladder and Kidneys, Costlveneas, Sick Headache, Biliousness and all Bowel Ailments. D.JAYNE'S SANATIVE y A r-I able and effective r m - 1 has been for several f ra" 'ns. It can be taken - a .r.ner p,H, laxative, purga ' tr cathartic with excellent - j 's. Sold by all druggists 25o and IOc boxes ItfniV J'T.ne, Tonic VermlfBrf. "S S;1 '0cforbo.h .dult. BOUND AND GAGGED, BEATEN AND ROBBED (United Press Loused Wlro.) Snn Frauc'seo, Dec. 31. Bound and gnggod by two highwaymen, Jamo sC, Mtllholland, a bartondor In n Golden Gate avenuo saloon, was found unconscious yostorduy, bleeding from a gaping wound in tho head, and today Is In a procarioup condition at tho Central hotpltal. Milholland wns found by 1111am Crpvton, tho proprlotor of tho (fa- loon ho plnco had hoe nran&nckeo, nnd t was dUcoveiod Intor thai $3000 had been itnkm from n safe, a dlairnnd ring and diamond pin from th bartondor and 0 from tho cash drawor. Tho polio ware uotlflod o' tho robbery. Milholland, during a momontary porlod of consciousness, laid thnt lie was aloro when tho mon ontored They covrood him with tholr revolv ers and ordorod lilm to turn and walk to itho rear of tho saloon. As ho turned ono of tho thugs struck him on tho head, and when he wjovored his seneo? ho found hlmsolf bound and gagged. ' (United Press Leased Wire.) Los Angeles, Dec. 31. Ono month conjtitutcs tho lognl I ngth of a "vlBlt," nni a prrjoti remaining at tho home of another, after tho expi ration or that time, n-ist pay board, according to the ruling of Judge Pierce, on record in tho U3tico court today. Tho court made this ruling In a suit brought by hnrles M. Klebo, ct this city against his brother, Henry. Charles sued Henry for four month's bonrd a t $20 a month. Ho allegod thatwhc Henry cam horo from Oakland It was agreed that ho ahuld live with Charles until such time as ho could stcuro work. Ho secured a pjsltlon a short tlmo after his nrrival, but continued to board w'th his brother and nt the end of four months had paid but $10 for his ontertninmont. Jiulgo Pierce decided thnt ono month wns a sulllcient length of tima for nny per on to lodge freo of clinrgo and awarded tho plaintiff a udgmont for thro month's board. THE MARKETS WANTS TO PROVE HE WAS IN JAIL Loh Angokfl, Dec. 31. Evidence that o spent nine dnys In tho city Jnll after ho was accused of omboz zlomont of $0,000 and branded aa u murderer by a detz-ctlvo, h bolng nought by Frank Whiting of Peoria, 111., who Is In Los Angeles today on his strange quest. Whiting wishos to baro tho excit ing oplsodo In his llfo for tho pur-po-o of proving IiIb enso In a dninngn ''tilt for $25,000 ho has Instituted nt Peoria against a bonding compa ny. To win his his case ho must show that the compnny caused hla arret ond Imprisoned hero July 20, 1907, a'tor accusing him of embez zling $00,000 fro mills sister's estate and thnt a dotoctlvo Bald that (lio hnd como wont In an effort to oscnpo tlu nuthoMtlo3 after having murdorod a mnn. HOLD UP STREET CAR AND RIDE OUT OF DANGER ( United Pross Leased Wlro.) Portland, Or., Doc. 31. Sheriff Stcv im and his posse today fooni to bo no nenror tho two masked men who hold up tho Koso City Park car, si cured $20 from tho conductor and etolo tho car to escape on, than th"j woro Inst night whon the crlmo Wii committed. Tho empty car hnd Jilst roachnd tho ond of tho line whon tho bandit boarded It and commanded tho con ductor and motormnn to throw up tholr hands. After rollovlng tho vic tims of all tholr money, leaving tholr wntohos, tho robbors took possession ol tho car and ran It down tho trnc for a mllo nt great speed, Tills Is tho latest one of several street car holdups that hnvo occurred In Portland this winter. PLAYED WITH" MATCHES AND BURNED TO DEATH Burned to Death t Mm-sli field. (United Pross I onsed Wire.) Mar-hflold. Or, -Dec. 31 Tho au thorities today are Invrstlgat'ng tho don.l'h of Mi's. Walter Keating, 65 year old, who was burnod to death In her homo yoeterday. It Is sup posed she upsot a lamp whllo alone and hor olothrs caught flro, Hor htu band wai lost at mr, nnd two yoars ago hor son was killed In a aawmi'l I- ' o Mr. and Mrs. John W. L. Smith, of Gervals, have gone to tholr home, af- ter visiting Mrs. Smith's father, D IP. Harrl-on, who lives oast of the city. (United Pross Lonsod Wlro.) Kent, WaBh,, Doc. 31. Tho death yoitordny of a -yoar-old boy and tho dOHtruotlon of tho homo of his fath er, Job no! Dolan, are todny attributod to matchos with which the Ind is sun nosed to have boen playing. Iloturnlng from a visit Into yester day, Doalnd and hl wlfo found tho bono in flamee. Tho husband, fail ng ito seo any of his cihOdron about tho yard, rushed Into tho burning building to find thorn, ftor tho flio hnd bow oxtinguished, tho body of tho -yoar-old son wns found under a bed, whoro he had evidently orawled, thinking ho could oscapo the amos n tho meantime, itho oth er two Dolan chlldron, discovering tho blazo, had run for assistance SAN FIIANCISCO MAR1Q2TS. Snn Francisco, Cnl., Dee. 31. Wheat No. 1 Calllornia club, per cental,. $1.070)1.70; California white milling, 1.751.80; north ern bluestem, $1.751.S0; off giudes wheat, $1.501.G0; Reda, $1.02 l.C7Mi. Barley Foed barley, $1.42 IMG; common to fair, ?1.3G(Q1.40; browing at Sun Francisco nominal nt $1.45(0)1.55; Chovallor. $1.50 1.60 according to quality. Eggs Por dozen, California fresh, including cases, extras, ICc; firsts, 41c; seconds, 40c; thirds, 30c; pul- lots solcct, 38c; Eastern storage 30c; firsts, 28c; seconds, 2Gc. Butter Por pound, Callfornln fresh, extras, 37c; firsts, 32c; sec onds 26c; thirds, 20c; pickled, No. 1, 23c; pascking No. 1, 21 c; ladles, extras, 23c. Now cheese Por pound, Callforn u flats, fancy, 14 c; firsts, 14c; noc jnds, 1116; California Young Amor icn fnnoy, 16c; firsts, 15 'c; Enstorn Now York Cheddars, fancy, 17c; Ore gon flats, fancy, 14c; do. Young Amorlca fancy, 16c; California storage, fancy, flats, 13c; Oregon flats, fancy, 14c; do. Young Amorl ca, 15c. Potatoes Por cental, Rlvei Whites, (sneks) fancy, 8Gc$l; poor, 05 80c; Salinas Burbanks, $1.25 1.35; Oregon Burbanks, $1,16 1.25; Early Roso, (for sood) $1.2 5 1.30; swoot potatoes, por crate, $1.251.50; sacks, $1 1.25. Onions Por sack, $11.25. Oranges Por box, Navols, stand- nrd, $1.252; cholco, $22.50; fancy largo sizes, higher; Tanger ines, crates, 76c $1; half orango boxes, $1.25 1.65. ONEHUNDRFDDEADIN WEST VIRGINIA MINE (United Pross Leased Wlro.) Switchback, W. Va., Doc 31. Three mnr, bodlos woro romoved to--lay from tho working of tho Li'k Branch Colllory Company, where an explosion lait Tuesday klllod abopt 100 minors. This mnkos tho t'.il numbor of dead bod foe so far re overrl 30. Ro-ouo wok ta nogrossln grapld 'v. It Is bolioved tho remainder of h dwid wMI bo brought out of tho mine within tho week. B. F. Emmort returned to his homo In Hubbard last night, after transacting business In the city. Iiocnl Wholesale Market. W!.ont, por buBhol 00 96c Oats, por buBhol 4 Co Flour, hard wheat $5 00 Flour, valloy $4 2n Mill feed, shorts $33.50 Mill feed, bran $31 00 Hops, 190S crop 78 Hops, 1907 crop 2 3c Chittlm bark 35 Wool, coarso i3C Wool, medium 15c Mohair i gc Hay, cheat $12 13 Hay, clover $11 12 Potatoes, bushel 4045c Apples, bushol .fttfr.. 50c 81.00 OnlonB, por cwt ... . . . ,'.8590c Prunes, por pound ..... 1 4 c Cranberries, Howe's variety, Ml ... $13.00 Butter nnd Kggs. Eggs t 0r, Buttor, creamery . , . . ; ....,., 40c" iii tiaiaiiiiffiiiiiii!''''y Just Watch the Crowd This 1 Afternoon at j&a zfd- 4XdIC PORTJiANl) MARKUTS Gralt:, Flour, Feed. i3tc. Portland, Orogon, Doconiber 31. Whent BluoHtoin, 90 097c; club, 91c, flfr, 90 91c; rod Russian, 88c; 40-fold, 91c; valloy, 91c. Barley Producers' prices: Food, $20 por ton; browing, $27. Onts Producers' prices: No. 1 white, $31 31.50 por ton. Flour Pntentfl, $5.00 por barrol; rolled barlov $28 29. Hay Timothy, Wlll.unotto Vnl loy, $4.65; Vi -ancle gruhnm, $j.40; whole whoat, $4.65; ryo, $5.50. MlUstuffs Brnn, $26.50 por ton; middlings, $33; shorts, country, $30; city, $30; U.-S. mill chop, $22; UrnlghiH, $1.05; exports, $3.70; Val loy, $11 pur ton; Enstorn Orogon timothy, $10 17; clover, $12; alfalfa, $13; grain hay, $12.50 $13. Vegetables nnd Fruit. Fresh Fruits Apples, 00c $1.50 box; poars, $101.25 pr box; grnpus 751b50o por crate; quinces, $1.00 1.25 por box; cranborrlcs, $1350 14 por bbl.; Spanish Malaga grapes, $6,608.00 por barrol; hucklobor rlos, 10 15c por pound; por Sim mons, $11.25. Potntoos Buying prlco, 75 90c; por hundred; sweat potatoes, 2 2 Vic per pound; onions, $1 por 100 pounds. Dairy nnd Country Produce. Buttor City crenmory, oxtras, 36 37c; fancy outsldo creamery, 32 Va 35c por pound; Btoro, 17 20c. Eggo Orogon ranch 40 46c; Enstorn 30 36c por dozen . Poultry Houb, 13c por lb; Bprlng 1213c; pmnll, 1314c; mixed, 12 12o;, ducks, 14154; goeso 9 10c; turkoys 1617o; drcaced turkoys, nominal, Choose. Fancy cream twins, ICc por pound; full croam trlplots, 15c; full cronm Young Amorlca, 10c. Voal Extra, 99c por pound; ordinary, 7ffT8o; heavy, 5c. Pork Fancy, 7 Vic per pound; largo, 0V4 7c, Hops. Wool, Hides, Etc. Hops 1908. cholco, 7V8c; prlmo, 07c; medium, 5 6c por lb 1907, 2 4c; 1900, 11MsC Wool Eastern Orogon, avorngo boat, 10 14c por pound, according to shrinkaco; Valloy, 15 16c. Mohair Cholco, 18c por pound, Hides Dry hides, No. 1, 1315c pound; dry kip, No. 1, 13c pound; dry calf, 16c pound; saltod hldos 0 8c pound; salted calfskin, 12 J 13c pound; grcon, lc less. O st-r-' srs . CX JUW"S42Xk iJ&'GS''. Ws-cfi & I i And you'll realize that the people f have confidence in our 20A Discount Sale Everything in the house goes at 20 per cent discount, excepting Rubbers !: and Kubber boots I OUR STORE WILL REMAIN CLOSED ALL I DAY JANUARY FIRST NEW YEAR'S DAY ,llDTv V VI VI Vil VI 0TV1 . lTSlfl I vIK Booni Your Own Town, TM Busincta will prosper Only when the pcolo Of tlio community Make a united effort. Your business depends On others' prosperity. Unless wo work together Results are disappointing. O'.'.ly those prosper Whose patrons are prosperous. Nothing succeeds like success! Towns thrive and flourish Only when they deserve to When their own people Neglect no opportunities. Thought Microbes In a Drop of Ink.' k When hpplled to tho nowspapcr pukc thoy maUt) people think twice. I'MrHt, u'opk think t hero's a inamvho ke(i)rf up with tho procession. Second, they think ho must koop Reed koo;1h on hand. Again, If tho home paper has enough drops of advertising ink on Its surfaco to mako a proper showing tho outsider thinks this must bo a pretty llvoly tow II, TIuih a drop of NEWSPAPER AD VHItTISINO INK Is a good, thing for the town. ..s&tzmmmkgmmmmmmmMMmmm New Year's Specials New Ripe Olives These are the finest olives on the market I Orange Special Per dozen 30c Banana Special Per dozen 25c New Black Walnuts rPeI pound, 5c Vegetables 3CV Celery Lettuce, Cabbage, Parsley, Turnips, Sweets, .Carrots, Beets, Cranberries, Pumpkins, Order Today Our store will be closed all day tomorrow MOIR GROCERY CO. 456 State Street Phonc 1 82 n il i w. 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